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Warren Bishop, whose parents, Pooh and Ray live in Dillon Valley, is still being a “travelin’ man.”
A 2000 Summit High grad, and an ‘06 grad of the University of South Dakota in Vermillion with a bachelor’s degree in technical theater, he’s now the assistant master electrician on a national tour of ”The Wizard of Oz,” a production of NETworks.
Warren’s been in Washington, D.C., Schenectady, N.Y., South Carolina and will be in Fayetteville, Ark., this week and Nashville next. The show will have an extended stay in March at Madison Square Garden’s WaMu Theater in New York City. This tour runs through the end of June and the farthest west it comes is Dallas and Chicago. Whew!
Before this latest resume-marking adventure, Warren worked for Carnival Cruise Lines as an entertainment technician, and spent the summer of ‘06 traveling up and down the Inland Passage and the coast of Alaska from Vancouver to Whittier and back. Then he went really out to sea with the ship to Hawaii before transferring to the Caribbean.
Locally, he’s worked for The Vilar Center in Beaver Creek and Todd Howe, who owns THD Productions.
When he has been home in Summit he has worked with Scott Porter and theater tech kids at SHS, spurring on aspiring "techies."
Recently, he enjoyed working with Missy Moore (another SHS grad), when she directed the fall production of “Al-most Maine.”
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Congrats to longtime locals Robin and Patty Theobald of Breckenridge as this year’s Ullr Fest royalty.
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C. Richard Ike is in his 43rd year on the National Ski Patrol at Mad River Mountain near Marysville, Ohio, and he’ll be back out this spring to ski at A-Basin with son T.A., and family who live in Denver.
A long-retired banker and insuranceman, C. Richard was the Copper Mountain Chamber of Commerce exec director and later a Realtor before returning to the Midwest.
“I have been busy living back in my hometown and enjoying retirement. I have been asked to manage the financial aspect of a couple of small condo complexes. All the owners are old friends and we enjoy each others company. Most of my contact with those old friends who are still alive is via email,” he reports.
He corresponds regularly with locals Gary and Darlene Longballa.
You can write C. Richard at: crike@bright.net
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Summit County Arts Exhibit Committee presents National Endowment for the Humanities’ “Picturing America” on Saturday, Jan. 10 at 3 p.m., in the Summit County Commons Building in Frisco.
Local art activist Sandy Greenhut welcomes your presence. This date, day and time are changed from a published calendar, but it is still free.
Verizon VP Lyle Williamson is the featured speaker for the exhibition of 40 Americana posters made possible by a grant received by the North Branch Library.
For more info call Queen of Arts Sandy at 468-7557.
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Paging Jennifer Elizabeth Monson, please get in touch with LOTS and Found to reclaim your little purse apparently lost (stolen?) in about 1985 here in Frisco.
We have your Colorado Driver’s License, Safeway check cashing and Summit County Library cards, and the registration to your ‘67 VW.
The purse was recently found in the ceiling of the 101 Westmain Professional Building by the hard-working Hugo (#Uno) Andrade.
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Former Breckenridge director of finance, Golden assistant city manager, Silverado Savings vice president in Frisco and Denver, Eagle County manager, and currently the director of development of Jackson Hole Golf and Tennis Club for Vail Resorts, Jack Lewis is heading back to Colorado.
He’ll start Feb. 2 in Salida as the community’s city administrator, following the city council’s unanimously approving a two-year contract for the Adams State graduate. Lewis was selected from 42 applicants.
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Good news: Newly-elected US Rep. Jared Polis, D-Second District, is going to open an office in Frisco, according to press secretary Lara Cottingham. Location and staffing are yet to be determined.
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Miles F. Porter IV, nicknamed “Spike,” a Coloradan since 1949, is an Army veteran, former Climax miner, graduate of Adams State College, and a resident of Summit County since 1982. He is an award-winning
investigative reporter who, with wife Mary E. Staby, owned newspapers in Summit County for nearly 20 years.
Your social info may be emailed
to milesfporteriv@aol.com
A 2000 Summit High grad, and an ‘06 grad of the University of South Dakota in Vermillion with a bachelor’s degree in technical theater, he’s now the assistant master electrician on a national tour of ”The Wizard of Oz,” a production of NETworks.
Warren’s been in Washington, D.C., Schenectady, N.Y., South Carolina and will be in Fayetteville, Ark., this week and Nashville next. The show will have an extended stay in March at Madison Square Garden’s WaMu Theater in New York City. This tour runs through the end of June and the farthest west it comes is Dallas and Chicago. Whew!
Before this latest resume-marking adventure, Warren worked for Carnival Cruise Lines as an entertainment technician, and spent the summer of ‘06 traveling up and down the Inland Passage and the coast of Alaska from Vancouver to Whittier and back. Then he went really out to sea with the ship to Hawaii before transferring to the Caribbean.
Locally, he’s worked for The Vilar Center in Beaver Creek and Todd Howe, who owns THD Productions.
When he has been home in Summit he has worked with Scott Porter and theater tech kids at SHS, spurring on aspiring "techies."
Recently, he enjoyed working with Missy Moore (another SHS grad), when she directed the fall production of “Al-most Maine.”
***
Congrats to longtime locals Robin and Patty Theobald of Breckenridge as this year’s Ullr Fest royalty.
***
C. Richard Ike is in his 43rd year on the National Ski Patrol at Mad River Mountain near Marysville, Ohio, and he’ll be back out this spring to ski at A-Basin with son T.A., and family who live in Denver.
A long-retired banker and insuranceman, C. Richard was the Copper Mountain Chamber of Commerce exec director and later a Realtor before returning to the Midwest.
“I have been busy living back in my hometown and enjoying retirement. I have been asked to manage the financial aspect of a couple of small condo complexes. All the owners are old friends and we enjoy each others company. Most of my contact with those old friends who are still alive is via email,” he reports.
He corresponds regularly with locals Gary and Darlene Longballa.
You can write C. Richard at: crike@bright.net
***
Summit County Arts Exhibit Committee presents National Endowment for the Humanities’ “Picturing America” on Saturday, Jan. 10 at 3 p.m., in the Summit County Commons Building in Frisco.
Local art activist Sandy Greenhut welcomes your presence. This date, day and time are changed from a published calendar, but it is still free.
Verizon VP Lyle Williamson is the featured speaker for the exhibition of 40 Americana posters made possible by a grant received by the North Branch Library.
For more info call Queen of Arts Sandy at 468-7557.
***
Paging Jennifer Elizabeth Monson, please get in touch with LOTS and Found to reclaim your little purse apparently lost (stolen?) in about 1985 here in Frisco.
We have your Colorado Driver’s License, Safeway check cashing and Summit County Library cards, and the registration to your ‘67 VW.
The purse was recently found in the ceiling of the 101 Westmain Professional Building by the hard-working Hugo (#Uno) Andrade.
***
Former Breckenridge director of finance, Golden assistant city manager, Silverado Savings vice president in Frisco and Denver, Eagle County manager, and currently the director of development of Jackson Hole Golf and Tennis Club for Vail Resorts, Jack Lewis is heading back to Colorado.
He’ll start Feb. 2 in Salida as the community’s city administrator, following the city council’s unanimously approving a two-year contract for the Adams State graduate. Lewis was selected from 42 applicants.
***
Good news: Newly-elected US Rep. Jared Polis, D-Second District, is going to open an office in Frisco, according to press secretary Lara Cottingham. Location and staffing are yet to be determined.
***
Miles F. Porter IV, nicknamed “Spike,” a Coloradan since 1949, is an Army veteran, former Climax miner, graduate of Adams State College, and a resident of Summit County since 1982. He is an award-winning
investigative reporter who, with wife Mary E. Staby, owned newspapers in Summit County for nearly 20 years.
Your social info may be emailed
to milesfporteriv@aol.com
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